Liz Braswell Books in Order

After her mother's death and her father's remarriage, Jessica becomes the target of a jealous and dangerous stepmother. Fleeing to London under the name Snow, she finds refuge with a ragged group of outsiders and must decide who to trust.

Chloe King seems like a normal teenager until her sixteenth birthday brings night vision, claws, and frightening reflexes. As she starts to uncover where she comes from, Chloe realizes someone is hunting her.

Chloe can scale buildings, see in the dark, and leap across rooftops, which makes her anything but ordinary. It also makes her a target, as the Order of the Tenth Blade closes in.

Thyme Gilcrest looks like the perfect student, honors classes, student council, the whole thing. Secretly, she is selling prescription drugs to classmates, and the lie gets harder to control every day.

Chloe is tired of being treated like some destined leader. But when the long war around her turns personal, she has to decide whether to keep resisting her role or take control before more people get hurt.

When Jafar gets the Genie's lamp before Aladdin, Agrabah falls under his rule. Aladdin and Jasmine must turn from outcasts into rebels before the sorcerer-sultan's final wish seals the kingdom's fate.

This bind-up collects two fairy-tale retellings. Braswell's Snow White reimagining follows Jessica into London after she flees her murderous stepmother, while the companion novel sends Princess Aurore racing to stop a sleeping curse.

Belle touches the enchanted rose and sees memories of the mother she lost, and of the woman who cursed the Beast. To break the spell, Belle and the Beast must untangle a family mystery decades old.

Aurora should have awakened with true love's kiss, but the prince falls asleep too. Trapped inside a thorny dream world shaped by Maleficent's curse, she must find allies, escape, and save herself.

Five years after Ursula won, Ariel is the voiceless queen of Atlantica while the sea witch rules Eric's kingdom on land. A clue that Triton may still live sends Ariel back toward danger, and toward Eric.

Wendy Darling gets her chance to reach Never Land, but she arrives with Captain Hook, not Peter Pan. When the island proves stranger and darker than her stories, Wendy and Hook must team up to save it.

Clark is nearly eleven and everyone thinks he should outgrow stuffed animals. Then he learns his stuffies really do fight monsters at night, and his handmade sock friend Foon may be the only thing standing between his family and disaster.

At eighteen, Alice would rather roam Kexford with her camera than act respectable. When her photographs start showing faces from Wonderland, she is pulled back into a crumbling magical world and a race against the Queen of Hearts.

Clark heads to camp with Foon and a few friends who know monsters are real. When stuffies start disappearing and something targets Clark himself, Foon must enter the Darkness to save him.

In this Tangled twist, Rapunzel's mother drank from the wrong flower, leaving Rapunzel with dangerous moon-powered hair. Leaving her tower for the first time, she crosses the kingdom with Flynn Rider and begins uncovering the truth about her past.

In this Up-inspired Twisted Tale, teenage Ellie dreams of Paradise Falls, not small-town life. A zoo internship, Charles Muntz, and an emergency rescue mission send her toward the adventure she always wanted, and a much harder choice.

Sarah enters the Goblin King's shifting maze to reach the castle beyond Goblin City. Braswell's illustrated adaptation keeps the weird charm of the film while following Sarah and her unlikely friends through a world built to mislead her.